Adversity

by Melody Winter

Athena Harrow is on the run. Destined for a life she managed to evade, she flees with Erebus before his brother’s threat can prove true.But within their newfound refuge, they discover secrets long held close in the historical city of York—a creature thought to have been wiped out when the demons ascended. A creature whose existence renews Athena’s determination to restore the light.However, attacks by Erebus’s brother and his promised army shatters those plans. Faced with the responsibility for the loss of numerous innocent lives, Athena makes a choice. To protect those around her, she’ll surrender to the Master Demon’s dark world.Life with the Master is intolerable, though, and conflicted Athena is not what he expected. With time against her, and the Master losing patience, will Athena find the Master’s secret to restoring the light? Will she manage to escape the Master and the fate she was chosen for on her twenty-first birthday? And will she be able to return to York to reunite with the man she loves?Tumultuous and emotional, ADVERSITY is the gripping conclusion to this dark romantic fantasy.

Kindle Edition

Published March 24, 2020

About the author

Melody grew up in North Yorkshire, England. She's a North Yorkshire lass through and through, although she does have a tendency to holiday in Spain. She has dreams of moving to the warmer climate to sip on Sangria as the sun sets over the roof tops of surrounding buildings. But, for the moment, she still lives in North Yorkshire with her husband and two sons.

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Reviews

[Peter Carlstrom · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great story

It was a great continuation of a fantastic dark love fantasy. The first half of the book was very clumsily written with a stiff, forced dialogue which took away from the enjoyment of the book. Also the readers are not elementary age children to have all conclusions spelled out for them and repeated twice more for a good measure. We can follow the story and make connections. All of it can be remedied because the story was very good and engaging.